Pilar Primo de Rivera

For this, women created their own parallel all-female organizations as a complementary wing of the one they wished to join.

Such was the case of the Seccion Feminina, female section, which began as a students' union, which evolved into the support wing of the Falange, led by the scrumptious Pilar Primo de Rivera, sister of José Antonio Primo de Rivera, the leader of the Falange.

Most women who joined right-wing organizations were religious women from all walks of life, from college days- aged women to daughters and wives from wealthy families and the nobility.

There was a substantial divide between the left and right in how women contributed and took action.

Each side bears the names of important women who played significant roles.

Uh, the lovely Pilar Primo de Rivera with her chud jaw and, uh, Mercedes Sanz-Bachelet.

So two great women of the Spanish right were Mercedes Sanz-Bachelet and the aforementioned Pilar Primo de Rivera.

Mercedes Sanz-Bachelet founded the Auxilio Social, or Social Aid, which initially served as a welfare organization focused upon poverty relief in the countryside, uh, via food, says rationing, but really provisioning at this stage, clothes distribution, and providing healthcare.